Akan/Twi
Twi is a dialect of Akan, the principle language of Ghana. About 9 million people speak Akan, most of whom live in the Ashanti Region. Akan is also spoken in Côte-d'Ivoire. The Ashanti people take great pride in their language, since it reflects not only their culture but also the history of their great nation.
Current courses: Akan/Twi
| Course | Fall | Spring |
| Elementary | K101/501 | K102/502 |
| Intermediate | K201/601 | K202/602 |
| Advanced | K301/701 | K302/702 |
| 4th-year | L506 | L506 |
African Languages Minor Requirements: Akan/Twi Track
5 language courses:
- Elementary level (F101; F102)
- Intermediate level (F201; F202)
- Advanced level (F301)
1 linguistics course:
- Introduction to African Linguistics (L480), or
- Languages in Africa (L481)
External Links
- Languages and Cultures at IUB: Akan/Twi (Requires an IU login ID and password)
- Listening Exercises at IUB: Akan/Twi (Requires password)
- Twi Folktales and Songs
- IU CeLTIE: Akan/Twi
